Moi kaikki! I’ve setup this blog to make Finnish School announcements and most importantly, gather feedback from you all as how to improve this site. There’s over 24,000 registered students in Finnish School and the only feedback I ever get is “I forgot my password”. 
In addition to these things, I hope to discuss issues relating to us foreigners learning Finnish and share some of my experiences with you all. There’s alot of us working very hard to learn the Finnish language and plenty of us having difficulties, I wonder if Finnish is being taught properly and I hope to raise these questions.
So I hope everyone is enjoying the Finnish School program and I really hope to hear more of your thoughts about it. Post your ideas in the comments section or send me an e-mail at the new address: support >>AT>> finnishschool.com
- Phil
This site sucks you basically already have to know Finnish you don’t even teach us how to pronounce or even teach us any of the words we pretty much have to guess the answer to all the questions this site is terrible and didn’t help one bit.
Comment by Anonymous — September 8, 2008 @ 11:44 pm
I must agree with the previous poster. This site is good for learning words but does not help with pronunciation. I am also an American living in Finland and I can tell you that words rarely occur in speech as they do in the dictionary. So learning words with out the grammer changes is worthless and won’t help. Also how can the server be expensive? Ever heard of apache or mySQL? Also a donation means “VOLUNTARY!!!!!!” When you have to donate its not a donation its a FEE!! The best way to learn Finnish is to speak it from the start. Unfortunately in Helsinki/Espoo/Vantaa a person can get away with speaking English or Swedish. So to anybody who reads this and is wondering why Finnish is so hard to learn, its because you people don’t speak it. Don’t let people speak English to you. When they speak in English answer in Finnish and I’m sure that you will pick the language up fast.
Comment by Anonymous — December 22, 2008 @ 3:11 pm
helo im finnish:d
Comment by Anonymous — April 28, 2009 @ 5:56 pm
phil, thanks for upgrading my account. i believe that this site is useful. i have learn alot and for those people who thought this is a scam. its not true. i have asked phil to upgrade my account first and then pay the 5€. and he did!!! this website is really great. and if anyone thinks this isnt helpful, better keep your comments to yourself coz there are others that really wants to learn through this method.
Comment by sheila — May 18, 2009 @ 3:03 pm
this site’s kinda friendly.like that abt it.
Comment by trisha — July 8, 2009 @ 3:27 am
Moi, I am from Pakistan…this website is really helping me to build the Finnish Vacublary, I am planning to join a Finnish learning school, but before that I would like to build by Finnish Vacubalry through this wonderful website which helps in practicing and memorizing the words as well.
Please suggest a good free Finnish language learning school at Helsinki ?
Kittos
Regards
Omer
Comment by Omer — August 2, 2009 @ 3:08 pm
kohta
Comment by Anonymous — February 11, 2010 @ 8:42 pm
I’ve lived in Finland for over 5 years and am still struggling with the grammer.
But I can say that gathering words (verbs & nouns) is absolutely essential to learning the language.
Only when you have some building blocks (words)in your head can you start to apply the cement (grammer).
So well done Phil for providing a useful tool.
To the person who said it doesn’t help with pronouciation- open your door and listen to Finns speaking or just turn on your TV (assuming you live in Finland). It’s not that hard.
Try this site
Comment by Andy — April 22, 2010 @ 1:15 pm
I dont know any finnish and im trying to learn. But this website is for practising. I need to learn from scratch
Any ideas ?
Comment by Anonymous — May 26, 2010 @ 12:11 am
It would help if I could hear the way the words sound. I have assistance from a friend from Finland, but it is limited right now. I would like to hear the sounds to the words and letters. Is there any way you can use wav or something to be able to do this like other websites do for other languages?
Comment by Anonymous — September 2, 2010 @ 1:32 am
so this is a scam or not?
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Comment by Millie Thomas — January 29, 2011 @ 9:40 am
Kirjoitte se Suomikieli ja rootsiqiili
Moi Olen Andii , Asua Sendai Japanisssa mutta Englemaasta Olen yritän oppia sumea ruotsi on opitustukikieli
Finland har två språk men Finskar vill icke taler svenska men jag tänk at utländiska skulle lär både Svenska och Finska och suomea Koulu kirjoittekö suomea ja ruotsi kieli
Comment by Andrew Waddington — February 2, 2011 @ 9:34 am
I signed up but have discovered it is not what I want. HOW do I cancel my membership please?
Comment by AussieBarb — February 3, 2011 @ 11:47 pm
I love this site for learning vocabulary but I dont live in Finland so haven’t a clue about pronunciation.
Comment by Sue — May 3, 2011 @ 9:33 pm
Great site. A hot tip is to use it with google translate that will now give you word pronunciation in finnish so you learn the written and spoken word at the same time. I found it was quick to cut and paste and my rate of learning new words increased and my recognition of the words I knew in speech or when watching TV was faster.
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